Shady

"If you're so smart and supposedly know everything about all of us," Sadie said, striding after her. "Then shouldn't you already know my 'flaws'?"

"Ayeee, we love to see it." Meyer bopped over to the door and smirked at Sadie. "Knew you had it in ya, kid." Sadie narrowed her eyes at him. "I ...

“Yeah, sure, whatever.” Sadie rolled her eyes. “Back inside, I guess?”

“I suppose we may as well,” Sadie agreed, pushing herself to her feet.

“Exactly,” Sadie said. Then she laughed as she added, “bold of them to think I’m not already perfect.”

"I bet they haven't ever had a success story." Sadie shook their hand. "They seem desperate. You can fill a file folder with whatever you want. Doesn't mean you're any ...

“That’s the spirit.” Sadie nodded. “We’re in control here. Their little game means nothing if we refuse to play. Make them prove themselves, not the other way around.”

“I mostly just want to know what their game is,” Sadie said, yawning and rubbing her face. “There’s gotta be something in this for them.”

"Meh." Sadie let her head rest against the wall behind her and sighed. "I mean, it's not like I've got anything better to do... you?"

"Meh, 'sane' is a strong word." Sadie decided she'd probably have an agitating energy if she kept pacing, so she sank down on the opposite wall of the hallway directly ...

Sadie forced herself to cool off a bit as she looked at Alex, compassion nagging at the anger. It wasn't their fault that these 'Perfection Trial' people were asinine and ...

Sadie glared at her for a long moment, then at Meyer, then at both of them together. "I'm going to think about this, but you can't make me stay. It's ...

"You're sorely mistaken if you think I need you." Sadie kept her arms crossed, looking sourly between Emily and Meyer. She felt bad for Alex, but she was more confrontational ...

(Oop! Sorry for the delay! I thought I'd replied until I just came back to check if you had and realized I never actually finished my post. Sorry!) "How doom ...

Sadie nodded. Alex raised a good point -- and she agreed with them fully on this. This all seemed like some sick game... although Meyer was right that Sadie was ...